Polling log and BPEL instance limitation

Hi all,
I have following queries regarding the polling...
1. For all instances in the polling, log file will be created only one. And instances will be running parallelly, so will the log also be mixed for all logs. I mean first log msg from first instance then second log msg from second instance and then again 3rd msg from first instance. Will it be like that? If yes, then how I can recognize log for a particular instance?
2. How I can limit the number of instances in the polling?
3. After polling the data from database, it is marked as logical delete whether my whole process completes successfully or not. What should I do for that? I think logical delete should be marked in case of normal termination of process?
Please reply for all my queries.
Thanks.

Hi Vicky,
1. For all instances in the polling, log file will be created only one. And instances will be running parallelly, so will the log also be mixed for all logs. I mean first log msg from first instance then second log msg from second instance and then again 3rd msg from first instance. Will it be like that? If yes, then how I can recognize log for a particular instance?
- It will created in a single log file. You can identify that if you have some unique id's in your database. You can search that in the log file
2. How I can limit the number of instances in the polling?
- Set the Database Rows per Transaction. This will create multiple payload within the single instance. Thus you can limit the number of instances
3. After polling the data from database, it is marked as logical delete whether my whole process completes successfully or not. What should I do for that? I think logical delete should be marked in case of normal termination of process?
- If the polling using the DB adapter is success , then it will change the status of the record. It wont wait till the whole process completes. If you want the adapter to wait till whole process completes, then you have to add a dummy reply to the DB adapter. In that case DB adapter will wait till the process completes.
Thanks,
Ramesh

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Topic: WLST
http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?page_id=1492
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